FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Car Shipping FAQs
Read on for commonly asked questions from our customers
We recommend booking at least 1–2 weeks in advance to secure the best rates and carrier availability. However, we also offer expedited shipping if you need faster service.
Typically, no documentation is required for domestic shipments unless requested by the carrier. However, it's best to have your ID and vehicle registration handy.
Yes, either you or a designated representative must be present to sign off on the inspection report during pickup and delivery.
Yes, we can ship inoperable vehicles, but special equipment may be required, which can slightly increase the cost.
Factors That Affect Your Quote
Several factors influence the price, including distance, vehicle size and condition, type of transport (open or enclosed), pickup and delivery locations, and market demand.
While we provide accurate estimates, quotes can vary due to last-minute changes in fuel prices, demand, or carrier availability.
Yes, enclosed transport offers extra protection and is typically 30–40% more expensive than open transport.
Yes. Peak seasons like summer and winter holidays often come with higher prices due to increased demand.
Things to Know During and After the Car Shipping Process
Our team provides real-time updates and location tracking through email, phone, or a dedicated customer portal for full transparency.
Although rare, if damage occurs, note it on the Bill of Lading at delivery and contact us immediately to initiate the insurance claim process.
Some carriers allow up to 100 lbs of personal items, but it’s best to confirm with your shipping coordinator beforehand.
Delivery times vary by distance. On average, coast-to-coast shipping takes 7–10 days, while shorter routes may take 2–5 days.